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AdvDip (Transportation Management) 2021 School of Management College of Business and Economics
University of Johannesburg § Transport and Supply Chain Management
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
PROGRAMME CO-ORDINATION
PROGRAMME MANAGER
Mrs C Celliers • 011 559 1056 • K Green 5B • cynthiac@uj.ac.za
Auckland Park Bunting Road Campus
ADMINISTRATION
Mr S Ndhlovu • 011 559 1620 • K Green 1 • sndhlovu@uj.ac.za
Auckland Park Bunting Road Campus
Mrs S Vorster • 011 559 1179 • K Green 8 • soniav@uj.ac.za
Auckland Park Bunting Road Campus
PAYMENT ENQUIRIES
Ms C Francis • 011 559 1490 • A Red 22 • carmenf@uj.ac.za
Auckland Park Bunting Road Campus
COLLEGE OFFICER
Mr C Mashele • 011 559 1364 • A Red 4 • cyrilm@uj.ac.za
Auckland Park Bunting Road Campus
POSTAL ADDRESS
Department of Transport and Supply Chain Management
School of Management (SoM), College of Business and Economics (CBE)
University of Johannesburg (UJ), Auckland Park Bunting Road Campus (APB)
PO Box 524, Auckland Park 2006
www.uj.ac.za/transport
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Applications will be accepted until the end of September each year.
Please visit www.uj.ac.za
1. QUALIFICATION INFORMATION
The University of Johannesburg (UJ) offers the Advanced Diploma in
Transportation Management on NQF Level 7. The programme is offered
full time and part time on the Auckland Park Bunting Road Campus (APB)
and classes are conducted during the evenings.
2. PURPOSE
The purpose of the Advanced Diploma in Transportation Management is
to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the field of
Transportation Management to prospective students who are currently
middle managers, or aspire towards middle management, so that they
can apply the principles of Transportation Management in their working
environment.
3. DURATION OF QUALIFICATION
One year full time and two years part time.
4. CONTACT SESSIONS (Only in Johannesburg)
• Classes are offered at the Auckland Park Bunting Road Campus,
Cottesloe, Johannesburg.
• Classes are offered during the evening on Tuesdays and Thursdays
every second week.
• Students will receive a complete class schedule upon registration.
• Class attendance is compulsory.
• The contact sessions information may be changed due to circumstances
beyond our control.
5. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
The entry requirements for the Advanced Diploma in Transportation
Management are a relevant three-year NQF Level 6 qualification with
Transportation as specialisation. Alternatively, an applicant must have
completed the UJ Bridging Programme for entering the Advanced
Diploma in Transportation Management.
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SELECTION CRITERIA
A minimum of 60% as an average for the combined third-year modules,
with a minimum final mark of 65% in the major Transportation is required.
OR
The UJ Bridging Programme into the Advanced Diploma in Transportation
Management with a minimum final average mark of 65% in each of
the modules. All applications will be subject to a selection process and
available space.
The outcome of the selection process may require that:
• an applicant complete the UJ Bridging Programme into the Advanced
Diploma in Transportation Management before admission to the
Advanced Diploma in Transportation Management qualification can
be considered,
• an applicant complete the enrichment programme: Principles of Funding.
6. LEARNING PATH
Students who obtain an average of 65% or more in the Advanced Diploma
in Transportation Management programme may apply for the BCom
Honours (Transport Economics) programme. Acceptance to this
programme is subject to a selection process.
7. ASSESSMENTS
Various assessments take place during the course of the qualification.
These can take the form of assignments, tests, presentations, case studies,
exams and others. A minimum semester mark of 40% is required to gain
entrance to the examination. Semester mark (50% of final mark). One
theoretical examination (50% of final mark).
8. CURRICULUM
ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT (A34TMQ)
Registered students will be supplied with detailed learning guides. Text-
books can be obtained from all major suppliers and suppliers on campus.
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FULL-TIME CURRICULUM
FIRST YEAR – FULL-TIME
SEMESTER MODULES
FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER
MODULE NEW NQF MODULE NEW NQF
MODULE NAME MODULE NAME
CODE CREDITS CODE CREDITS
Applied Transport
Logistics Processes
LPP01A1 16 Processes and ATP01B1 16
and Practices
Practices
Research
Transport Research
Methodology: RMT01A1 16 TRP01B1 16
Project
Transport
Transport Policy Transport Planning
TPL01A1 16 TPM01B1 16
and Legislation and Management
Transport
Project
PRM01A1 16 Operations and TOC01B1 16
Management
Costing
8 Semester Modules 128 Credits
PART-TIME CURRICULUM
FIRST YEAR – PART-TIME
SEMESTER MODULES
FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER
MODULE NEW NQF MODULE NEW NQF
MODULE NAME MODULE NAME
CODE CREDITS CODE CREDITS
Logistics Processes Transport Planning
LPP01A1 16 TMP01B1 16
and Practices and Management
Research
Transport Research
Methodology: RMT01A1 16 TRP01B1 16
Project
Transport
4 Semester Modules 64 Credits
SECOND YEAR – PART-TIME
SEMESTER MODULES
FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER
MODULE NEW NQF MODULE NEW NQF
MODULE NAME MODULE NAME
CODE CREDITS CODE CREDITS
Applied Transport
Transport Policy
TPL01A1 16 Processes and ATP01B1 16
and Legislation
Practices
Transport
Project
PRM01A1 16 Operations and TOC01B1 16
Management
Costing
4 Semester Modules 64 Credits
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9. CONTENT FOR ADVANCED DIPLOMA IN
TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT
Applied Transport Processes and Practices
Students should be able to:
Take appropriate decisions to the benefit of the transport company/
organisation.
Apply theoretical knowledge in order to run an effective
transport business.
Logistics Processes and Practices
Students should be able to:
Analyse theoretical and practical options and implement decisions in
operational and tactical logistics management.
Implement decisions at the tactical and operational level in the logistics
environment of a company/organisation and reflect on the decisions made.
Project Management
Students should be able to:
Reflect on all aspects that necessitate the development of a specific project.
Plan and develop the design of a project that addresses an identified need.
Implement and control a project.
Terminate a project for hand-over.
Research Methodology: Transport
Students should be able to:
Reflect on the key concepts, processes and principles required in the
implementation of a research project in the transport environment.
Transport Operations and Costing
Students should be able to:
Identify relevant operational processes within the transport industry.
Define and analyse the operational aspects pertaining to various
transportation modes.
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Calculate costing related to transportation modes.
Determine a pricing structure for profitability and sustainability.
Reflect on the importance of routing and scheduling transportation
equipment across the industry.
Manage a fleet operation.
Manage carrier replacement and selection processes.
Transport Planning and Management
Students should be able to:
Define and explain the scope of transport planning.
Analyse traffic/transport problems in urban areas.
Analyse transport problems in rural areas.
Utilise transportation planning processes in order to conduct relevant
transport studies.
Reflect on the factors that contribute and/or minimise traffic accidents.
Transport Policy and Legislation
Students should be able to:
Reflect on policy formulation and the need for transport policy.
Analyse the purpose, goals and objectives of National and Regional
Transport Policies.
Identify and analyse the major provisions of the National Land Transport Act.
Identify and analyse the major provisions of the National Road Traffic Act.
Analyse the consequences and assess measures to mitigate unethical
conduct in the transport sector.
Transport Research Project
Students should be able to:
Apply critical thinking skills.
Apply foundational research skills to address a research question.
Demonstrate planning, time and change management skills.
Undertake research independently.
Communicate research results clearly, comprehensively and persuasively.
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10. APPLICATION/REGISTRATION
Complete the University of Johannesburg application form (available on the
Internet: http://www.uj.ac.za). Closing date for application:
28 September 2020 to study in the following year (2021).
• Attach certified copies of your highest academic qualifications and
first page of your identification document to the application form.
Remember to sign the application form on the last page.
• Students will be notified of their acceptance.
• Registration period for the AdvDip (Transportation Management):
January 2021.
• Please contact student finances with regard to any fee queries.
NB: The University reserves the right to amend enrolment requirements,
timetables, dates, fees and programme contents as and when the need
arises, without prior notice.
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CBE.65 LIST OF MODULE CODES, MODULE NAME AND PREREQUISITES
FOR ADVANCED DIPLOMAS OFFERED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORT AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
MODULE CODE MODULE NAME PREREQUISITE
ALP01B1 Applied Logistics Processes and Practices
ATP01B1 Applied Transport Processes and Practices
GSC01B1 Global Supply Chain Management
LPP01A1 Logistics Processes and Practices
LRP01B1 Logistics Research Project RML01A1
PRO01A1 Procurement
PRM01A1 Project Management
QAN01B1 Quantitative Techniques
RML01A1 Research Methodology: Logistics
RMT01A1 Research Methodology: Transport
TOC01A1 Transport Operations and Costing
TPM01B1 Transport Planning and Management
TPL01B1 Transport Policy and Legislation
TRP01B1 Transport Research Project RMT01A1
School of Management
College of Business and Economics
Department of Transport and Supply Chain Management
www.uj.ac.za/transport
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